Biography
Hunter is known for his recurring role on NBC's A to Z (2014) and for portraying Young RJ Mitte in the demanding role of Young Doug, a child with muscular dystrophy, in Who's Driving Doug (2016). In the film Father's Day Breakfast (2017), he starred as the lead, using his sign language skills to portray a meaningful role involving a deaf father.
Hunter's passion for acting began at age 4, and by age 6, he was featured in HBO's Funny or Die Presents... (2010) and appeared in commercials for Sears and Mazda. He soon landed national commercials for Hyundai, McDonald's, and Samsung.
A Distinguished Honor Roll student with straight A's, Hunter enjoys singing and freestyle dancing. When not studying, dancing, or acting, he stays active with parkour, tennis, horseback riding, Tae Kwon Do, and playing video games. His creativity extends to writing and directing projects with friends.
Hunter also dedicates time to charitable causes. An animal lover and activist, he cares for 8 dogs, 2 horses, 3 ponies, 10 chickens, and a bunny. He regularly donates blankets and supplies to local animal shelters. Additionally, he supports LA Children's Hospital, ASPCA, and serves as an Ambassador for Boo2Bullying. Inspired by The Avengers (2012), he acts as a real-life hero by standing against bullying and helping others.